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diskzero
5y ago
Do you think the sensor will get smaller or the top bezel will just increase to the old height?
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diskzero
5y ago
I agree with you. I am hoping the pendulum will swing back to more humane interfaces.
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5y ago
I am in the US and I have never heard of the treatments you mentioned. I guess this is your point! This makes me very sad. I am glad a SSRI worked for me, but I know that a percentage of people will also be at great risk for self-harm.
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5y ago
Not the poster, but exercise and diet really helps with my side effects. Sometimes I think about tapering off or trying some other drug, but then I get scared. I don't want to go back into the tunnel of depression.
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5y ago
I am in a similar situation to mattowen_uk. Venlafaxine has been the best for me and I was eventually able to work through the side effects. Communication with your partner is key and if I find I can't reach orgasm, I can pay more atte
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5y ago
I agree with most of what you say, but based on personal experience, have a hard time really knowing who he loved and didn't see sympathy expressed often for individuals who worked for him.
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5y ago
This is such a difficult and interesting question to try and answer. Of course, I can only offer my viewpoint as someone who worked for (with?) him in four different contexts. He was most definitely not empathetic to me. He could be very em
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5y ago
Do you contribute to campaigns and attend fundraising events? I realize a corporation or PAC can drop a lot of money in expectation of influence. I am also amazed that I can can meet future senators, representative, etc. and have them liste
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5y ago
Of course you are right. I have a snapshot of Steve in my head that I apply, but his opinion changed frequently, as evidenced by the various permutations of the OSX interface designs. That being said, I just can't believe he would have
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5y ago
> That definitely makes me wonder if it was pushed by Ive or someone at Apple as a pet project, but abandoned once the initial development was done. Seemed very Un-Apple to do something like that these days though. Yes. It wasn't Jo
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5y ago
I can see how you might make that assumption based on how the Touchbar has exposed functionality, but this was not the goal of the Touchbar as it was sold internally. It was sold as one of the next great UI affordances. It came from some of
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5y ago
It was tried. Many, many people spent many, many hours inside of Apple trying to make the Touchbar more useful. The simple fact was that looking down at it was a context shift and, in general, no one wanted to do it. It exposed functionalit
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5y ago
People are commenting this post and saying it is speculation, and until someone who directly was involved in these discussions shows up to comment, I suppose it is. I have been in design meetings with Jony, and Scott Forstall, and many othe
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5y ago
Vitess is a database solution for deploying, scaling and managing large clusters of open-source database instances. It currently supports MySQL, Percona and MariaDB. It’s architected to run as effectively in a public or private cloud archit
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5y ago
What may be interesting to discuss is if one can regain the integrity that was perceived to be lost in the first place? I have done things I am not proud of. Sometimes it was due to ignorance, greed, selfishness or indifference. For those t
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5y ago
$100 boards only $250 PiBox Carrier and Daughter Boards Powder Coated Steel Case Noctua 5v PWM Fan External WiFi Antenna 1.3" LCD Display 15W USB-C Wall Adapter Raspberry Pi CM4 - 8GB RAM / 8GB eMMC / WiFi model - Pre-flashed
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5y ago
Got it. I just wanted to make sure I didn't misunderstand you. This type of dialog is really valuable to me. As I stated elsewhere, something has happened in general that makes rational discussion difficult.
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5y ago
I am not sure I understand your point about intent. I do agree that the OP did not intend to offend. My input to the Show HN is that I found the term juvenile and offensive. The OP may choose to accept my advice or disregard it. I am not ju
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5y ago
One may choose to participate in normalizing terms that have origins that may offend. This happens frequently and often times we are unaware of the offensive origins of terms until it is pointed out. You may decide to continue to use the te
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5y ago
Funding has changed, I agree. I hope that some entity could provide some type of crowd-funded solution for a general purpose desktop environment, but am more than pessimistic. My opinion of Chrome OS is that it is a cancer and I don't
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Tens of thousands. Probably more. Subscription models are customer kryptonite. They run screaming with pain when you propose them, and only grudgingly accept them when no other option exists. Providing a subscription model for a desktop env
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5y ago
> Ultimately it's a lack of resources. A company could produce a polished Linux desktop but nobody will pay for it so it won't happen. Sadly, I have to agree with you. I am more than willing to be convinced otherwise, and I wis
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This is helpful, and I agree with you. There are some "data scientists" who are able to use PyTorch, TensorFlow, etc. and modify code in a Jupyter Notebook without knowing the larger ramifications of the work they are doing.
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Have you been in interview loops or worked with bread and butter data scientists performing common tasks? I am curious what your view of what most data scientists do day in and day out?
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My variation on this theme has been "Willingness to be Curious".
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Kindness does indeed seem to be lacking. I constantly remind myself that all work is noble and aspire to extend empathy, compassion and sympathy to others.
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Don't underestimate ones ability to adapt and change their circumstances. I am a sample size of one, but I grew up busy farming and raising siblings. It is true that I was exposed to computers in the 80s, but didn't own one. In my
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Thanks for the information and the pointers to the text in the Quran. Time to do some reading!
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This is a tangent, but I don't have many opportunities to speak to people knowledgeable of Islam. Is there a concept of original sin in Islam? Do we need to seek forgiveness or salvation?
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I was raised in the evangelical Christian tradition and have since had my views broken down and rebuilt numerous times. I am still seeking. I am ignorant about Islam, other than the way it is represented in popular media and from some basic
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